XII.]
FAYKTTEVII.LE, N. C.. AKJl ST ‘21, lS(i2.
[NO. 1153.]
^ PHINTFD M(>N1>\VS AND TlirRStpAYS
I KDWAH!) J. HALE SO>S.
n iTrRS \Ni' l’R('»rRli:T;)nS
IPrioo ;.>r the S.Miii-Wpekly ()iiskbvkr S:^ 00 if pni'i in
'• if pii 1 .lurinj; tho vo;ir of subscrip-
i.in; or >1 nV'or iV.e oar li:i« oxj'iro'l
>r it.i' Wt't'kiv t'n^KRVK.n .''‘J 00 pi'r nniiiini, if pni>l iti
a4vn>r.-; ?:> ",0 if p ii,] ,|iirinr fix- yo-jr .>f ^nl'sorip-
.T r ’. Ill* a‘'-or th.- yo.iv I'-i- ("^pire.l.
‘|u,.v" AnVF RTISTMl’VTS f^r CO rent« per
(it' It. liii.'- ''.ir il'f'fii’-if. Hill -lo (>ents for (vich
piiM^- V(*arly :iilvorti«ompi)t« hy «po-
; -Hi' .>t r,‘A'lvortisovj Mr«>
• I (■• j' t*' -lie nii’T’hor .'f iii>i('rtiiin« ilo-'irfl. or
I 'ni inipl till hii I ch'ir'ro'l Hccor'l-
I - ho in“ '-*o l . ch'\rcr*‘'l "'O p^r
Sl-i: ! NoTh K
’’roiii :ui.l nfit'v ih; Irii--, iii- tiniji. "f i now nlii’rihor
|1 : ■ • wiTii. ,r j'iViiii-nr in i iv iiiix.-. nor wilt
|rU'T ' - M)' t.j -I . ; -ii). -■riHor'J f'T u hiii'jor
Iteii i-* !' ’'-'r
h .‘t lur -"I I su>' rihor hs ile-jjro t.. t'lko th^ pn-
PW..II :y w-’i pi, •'i«p iiiilify U"i when mriking
rUiit' ■■ JrtTi'y 1,
r-.v- T,» auvkhtisi: Ks
Pe’ n HI “f town who 'i>'>jire n lvi»rtisenien(r» in-
iHrtPii in ;'ti-erver, Htiil pe»-'ons in town with wlium
^ have n it roirnlar nci’-.' w please send with the
^^ertiscinont a-: nuu=h iimrT } «y wi!«h to invest iu
9ft ; .-..r liu^ 'i»r si.lvertii i ,n o« the first page.
licit wish to oi'fii my more such aeconnt?.—or
Jt-e l ’ , ai'f.Mints The process of collection is too
I'ui'. anii we have to pay ca-ih for everj* tliinjr we
ir -iell in these tintes.
iO--
^ \RV Nxnt'F.s —Wtj have heretofore triven notice. i
'liv, >b it wc fir obituary notices of iin- |
len^iii, an I f r resolutii'ns of re-'pect; I'e-
that kin-i of rt-alhi ' w»* have much occasion to
know, is not often ir >re a?reea>)le t ' readers than to
editors of papers. A» it generally haj.pens, however, '
t i*t after charginp un J paying postage on the ftcoount for- '
w*rde'l, we never get pai.l, we now give notice that we i
wHl in-ierL nothinir of the sort hereafter unless acconi- '
plnied hy the -'ish. Always excepting in the case of |
’iinteers, when we reijnire no pay.'■ Hear '
SS*)ii. ;ii, therefore, that we will insert obituary notices
anions, noi excec'ling 7',' worJs, gratis. For all :
gIPFi v. ir.l-i, one cent a word, which must be paid be-
’ - notii'e will be put in type.
|g""" " ' ■
Attorney at Law,
I'aykttkvili.e, N. i
ILL attend the fount}- and Superior Court.s nf -
'uniherl.'iii 1. Hariinti, Moore and Hobeson (’oun- j
I’r'inipt nftention given tn the collection of all
iini-; -ntrti't.'1 to his hands,
'-t. 17, l''"v'. ;')>-(f
KOKV TlfAAiK,
Sttornry and i'ounsrUor at
LUMRKRTON. N ('.
ll’^ILL iHond and pr.-ictice in the t’ounty ati i Superior
T’ ’ "irT of K.’bf-on, Itichniond .aii'l (’uint>erland. ,
All b;i- iiic , iniru^te i t»» him will rccoive prompt at
,l*n: -n -nd c Hecti.tns piiticttially remitted.
, ' 1 ■-'/. 6'>tf
I'l'NTAL NOTK'i:.
) SC‘>TT can be seen in hi>: otfice. li
I, d' ir- iMst of I tie market, at lii-i rt-
pu'.ar otlii-e h.mr-^ frnui " clock A. .M.
cl ick F. ,M.
1-i. i^’.-l. 57 tf
^ &ar*llr. % oH iiolit o lliat In*
til xont truiu F'lyeilfviile for h tew week**
'■* Fayett^-ville, June 1-5, ISt'.J. ;’.}tf
GKO. W. WILLLAMS (0..
l>c'aler«« in
.VM> IMPtifiTKKS AND UEAI.ER.s IN
lardware aud Cutlery, Swedes Iron, &c.,
* H\Y STKKFT, FAYKTTKVIllK. X. (’.
Florence and Fayetteville Kail Road.
the provisions of an (Irdinani-e of the 'on
volition of North ('arolina. Rooks iffill bo ope- el on
the K’lth June at the follovi-in^ j'lncfs :in‘l under the di
rection of the following p;‘rsons, to receive subscrip
tions to the t’apital Stock of the “Florence Fayette
ville Rail Rond Oo." Shares One Hundred Uollars each.
-1/ thi' li iil li'uni O'Ui'f in Pttyi’t(fvillt'—I'nder the di
rection of ttie tl*neral f’oinmissioners, A A. Mi'Kctlian,
1>. .\. f\ay. ,\ \V. Steel. ^Vnl. Mel., McKay and Jno.
M Rose.
.1^ t'lr /.’ // .'7 — I'nJer (lie directiotj uf Hector
McNeill, \Vm. .1 Siewart, .las. Smith, I>,Tn'l C. Mc
Neill and ('ol. .\l(>i McMillan, or any i-ne of them.
.1/ Flnral (''‘Hf.jr-.—Under the .lirection of I>r Neill
^IcNair. l>r A. I> McLean. ArchitviM Stni'h. Fdmutiii
Lilly aiitl Col. ,\'exander Wat-ion, or anyone of them
.1.' — Under ttie ilirection of Murdock Mc-
R>ie, l» McI.,eod. I* .\!c('alliitu. .las McRae, .Ir . atid J
II Mi'_^iueen. (r any one of them.
J .I '- Underthe Viredion of .lohn I’ureell.
Jno. Mi'N'air, Sion .\lfird. l>uc»ld MfO'xllum and Jno
M'-U »'lum, O’" atiy ou-- of them.
The Siib-icrip!i,.ii Ro()k will remain open fur the
qp-K'e of t It d iy>‘ When a ''utflcient sum is subscribed
the ('■impanv will t>e orifini7iMi for liie purpose of huiUI-
in>r tlie P>v>ad
A. A. McKl'TMAN.
1) A. RAY.
A. U STFl-L.
WM McL. McK.W.
JNO. M RttSi:.
IJeneral Commi-isioners.
Fayetteville, .fune 7,
LOOK AT TH18!
TIIK IMVIiTTKllLLE IIOTIil.,
Fronting 3K) 1‘eet and in the business
portion of the Town,
( oiitaiiiv iiiort* ^pacioiiv aiiit ut'll
«4‘iifilalMl Kooiiim liiaii any
Hotel ill lilt* Ktafcv
;inil my T.ntroiis say iny ('otitliuionfs ;iro very ::ooJ
for the timc.s.
T. W.lHDlLi/, rropriotor.
NFay I'O. Ls'',-.'. JTy
Fayettevillf Female High School.
'PHF. exeri'i«es of this Institution will be resumed on
1 i\io ot*
The scholastic year will be ilivi led into two terni'^; '
the 1st of lo weeks, commencing 2','th of Sept. and etui- :
iug tJtih I*ec.: the second of '27 weeks. commenciDg 1st i
of Jan'y and eniling July 1st. i
Parents and (JuarJians inten>!ing to patronize this |
School are earnestly requested to apply for circulars i
containing full particulars in regard to terms. iS:c , [
the opening of the School
• : , .rS’ j
followinir rales wili ni>w im' 'c.l f r I’assM,-
1 gei s on tl is Ro:i l. vi?.;
To I.itt.'e River, ")U 1
To .■spoilt St‘, 'ti:r. .
To Jonesboro', 1 -i;1
To Mclvor -. t
Train le.ivcs the !>cj..n \l.'i: i,.,\V,»'.n.‘^>lavs and
Fridav-'. at S \ \t H. -Mrir,, ;...iv,.s
at IL' ,.',.hick M
C. i:. \i Al.LF.TT. I're^'t,
.\ug. •J>^. lHi;i. 71,1
j % ui:%: -j
I The Von Sf>h*. 'srjaii. |
' (OI.OUKU PHon j;r:u*HS,
I '' '
I ^ !*.. \ . i
i
ART.
W oo(i%vard'-v* aiiK’^i’a.
l)HOTO(;RAniS cat. b.- hsdat V ui-. -id..!!-,. Skylight
I (lallery. Jlay >!ic o| -'V.itd, F.iy-
ettcville. N. (' ; pl.vii;. i "aoh.-l. e i'. ire.l. in water
colors, oil artii pa.'tile; t>>n?i ■ti,’,'! •'■n\ \mbvt.
vlc' .if l’i''!i;rcs
iilt .Mould-
■ • _'»■ tiy
: :T's; In nru-
A . ,-h Life
types, .Melaneot;, pe, and :iM c. Ii.t v:
pertain' ig to the \rt. .\No, (.i.; Fi ;
ing, O' .•■ ■ for vi-ry l.'irge | ii'tiir ; i-
inches, .''or'l ati>l Tas -el> i. : i ■> . .;.j
ments. Stock and f. ;
size Colored I’liotogr.ij lis t': i ! ■ ' -n -
Having 'niarieritly loiviiei ; 'n-
your patriir- ,e. 1 w.oild ; •'■it:,
for the liberal jiatronage iu ' i ;
the good peo'le o*' Favettev r; 1 \
•' ■! \
I'll..* i. *.;^! .,
l>oo r 1
BU.W TOi\ 1)1
4'f^llA .dill.t, S. t .
• V o >i K I! I. Or iv i: N r \ ■ c i; v . )
I~ pvepared t ■ fiii ov l.-r; t' Mtiv ‘Xii-ir in
Ivngraving and Priuttug Bank .Votes,
ftill^ oi* r>\('iiaii;;% Ac..
Kiigraving upon St-.c or
l.ar;r«‘ sui)pii»*s of itaiik \ol* iiriii olhrr paper
»vi!i kopt.
Stlv\E. l>T%Ti: f'OIC SAI.i:.
-iiti'. r t'ei'viOii f -"i' ilis ii.tu'i.' :iiid Im in 'V;ide«-
I ' II i.';-cthi'f w >h i' .Ml! t,u(» aei-e.i nt 1 lad reaching
>'!!' ; . '' r(.e inili'' the d' ii-'l.l" 'I'he
■iwc! ' , II I- l iriv*. VK i i. t tiie ' de.^irahl**
II' ■■■ * . .III.'-. V C 'lil I'tiiiie oe i! !U\v o ri ' '.if land
.' '.'ii! I >1' .In* .li.-irc lo iiiiivf luitlnT n;i th.- country,
li.‘ w. 1 I cii liii'ti’ '! tin ly improve.1 hou-.f and lot in
.'I’ ti i iii‘oiii ' , .M.tiici wiih " good ir'K'i ot land
0...1- ;t-' I 1- SMITH.
All-- 7 1' ^Jiiijid
ti ill III i ^1 ra i ion \ o( ii‘4‘.
'j-il ii'.-t iher l.'tviii,'-..i.alitii-1 ms vdijiini'trairix on
I ■ ,:c ’ - S- . Iv. ! ■ i l'i-f,.*iy ‘V- •' i:oiice
■ 1 I • IS tiav . ■ ci I. 1 • i li I ■ . f I.) (ire-
'•iii liji-M t '.Vin I, \lci\ 'V wiiliin : h lime jire-
• '! ' \ ■ . " ii'- 11 1':.-,' 1 t'(> ].b- .Me.i ;n bar of
ill,,-rv ■ \T;I.\K'\I' S1'NI»N. Vdni'x
.i : - !. ! 4'* t
^ psU(. \t;.
to I'leni
re 1 ha'd:
• KLL.
; i aii I ■
; ■••me
n.cnt !■
i: rLK\
flit It
I i'
Itev WM HOOPER.!,,. . ,
r 0. IMOl'KR, 1-'M’!*!*
July
•4 ^ tl.'.Jpd
W. 1*. KKM>ALIi.
;!';tf
KKNDAU,
i rO\, Ki:.\l»ALI. A: CO.,
iMercliaiit^
A N D
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
■Vu. 11 A 1*2 \orth Water St.,
\Viliniii?lon, I’.
y *rde;- from the i’ountry promptly executed.
r.artiiaiLir attention eiven to the sale of Cotton
(pd other jiroduce. *
.^•\prir.I, r-.ni. • lO-tf
^ 'VIIKTBI,
“ »mmissiou and Forwarding >lerchants,
WILMIXGTON, N (’
IlilUhoi’o' .^lilitary Acaeloiuy.
I^HE fourth Academic year of this Institution com
menced on March ''ith. The charges for a ('adet be
gin with the month of entrance. ForcircuKr* f >ntain
ing terms, \c., ad'lress
Maj WM. .M. GORDON,
Supt. H. M, A.. Hillsboro’, N. C. j
•Tune 12. 1802 .?inp 1 ■
t OTTO.\ VAR.^.
>0. 1}» Hay Strrel.
(\ r. MALLETT. j
Jaii’y •!, l^^iVJ. I
;:io Ki:u AKI).
above reward will be paid for the apprehension
I and deliver}’ to the nearest Military I’ost. ol' .\LE.K-
.\NI»E.: WALL.\('E. who deserted his conipaiiy on or ,
about L’t'ih of March 1Sti2. S.aid Wallace is 21 years i
old, 5 feet 11 inche-j high, red complexion, dark hair, !
blue eyes: he i« a native of Moore ('ounty, an ! is proba- '
My in the vicinity of (.’arthape.
JAS. I). MclVLR. '
• 'apt. Co. H, 2'ith Reg't N. Tt’iop*.
-vmp Johnson. ^ miles from Kin-itun, June 17.
llewai'cl.
I WILL pay the abiwve reward for the apprehension j
and coutinenient of my man C.VLVIN, who r.'iuaway
from me ab')ut three weeks ago.
1 will also pay a rewarvl of Fifty l)ollars for sutlioient ;
evidence to con\*ict any person of harboring him. Cal- !
vin is about 12 years of age, 5 feel 10 or 11 inches high, |
bhck. and weighs about L'>0 pounds; he wears small '
gold rings in his ears He is a boat or shin carpenter,
and well known about P'ayetteville and Wilmington.
He sometimes calls himself (,’alvin Johnson
THEO. EVANS
June ;{0, 18'i2. o>if
Lo^t or .IliKlaid.
^pwo IJlank Notes not fillcJ up, signed bj- myself and !
1 enilorsed by’ I'.-itrick Murphy, made payable lo any j
of the Hanks Hi Fayetteville. .Ml persons are forew-irn- '
ed not to use them, as they will not be paid |
DAVID MURPHV '
April2, 1H02. i;5tf |
A K l>! I
VFEW L.\D1ES can be accommodated with board at ;
the Seminary.
TWII lintiRS V4?!'V!' T, I!\ vCN ’' sTfRK
I'ayetlovilh*. i\
•lan’v 20. St.
MAKEPEArE cV >r U\E.
Have on hand an-i cxje- i !■. km- ' ; -i,.-, ■ their
own manufacture, n '’upp y ; ■. tJj’v'nizel
and comruon H "'ped
French, High Post, Cottage and ( omnion
Sj'ring Mattresses, of m w and imfr iv.- 1 Spring, on
han>l or made to iirder >f’my'iz;-. !.'»• N'JI’.S; Spritij^'.
Cane, and Wool .'i.ai ('II MRS. . ; 'utt- t.i.: kind.''
ind p irterns; Spritiir S^fas. L -iin.r' 'i I ( tiairs,
repaired, and ci'vert-l wii h l|.iir ' ’■ • : In*;
wi^e; IL'.' han ilos. Rune- I t M ' , II'’ !-
.'^o!e, llarnes'. and Upp-r !.,-a:’o’r.
and I’la-Jteritii.- Hair.
As we have good ''laciiin.Ty I'ur .'-'a-ving. I’laneing,
Turning. Morticing ;ind Roreing. wt- c ;ti lo w.tk »iih
despatch and o;i ^ati-fiotiiry leri l.^lMtig
work or repairing t i ■! ■.vill I ■ 11 t . I'ive .i' i c ill
We warrant our work, it it fail', y. o krow w‘iore to
find us. ‘ .
Having taken a Store on the lla-;i -.^ide (tille-pie
Street, a few doors South .d' U . Sieol. M-.).. ;ui'l
having some sp.ate room, we w^'ii 1 uiteii l t 'he
and sale oT any thinji that may '»> coiisi.'u./ l i. n^; and
will give special attiMitioii t.i pr.ibi..(^ tSi ,'>iate.
FayetieiiiUe, .\pril 1. IHt,). ‘if
rAVi:TTs:i 11.8.1^:
WmAL I\SHIA\K (0>1PA\1.
Capit.al in I'rt iiiium Nu'' - im.>i;n-'i •• ~ : '.7.*i'h
('ash on hand ind other .■is^e:®. " “77 •>.'>
Tlif f-ot
e i ■ ■■ \ \ it.'-!irirle Plank
,i , , W • : ' ii..N > Ihn ,\n
■r >1 I !v, the i'l.un 1.;' '■ 1'. ft icvil!>.
• .ii he . ■ ■ t’ri li> Ml S(>! ifiiiber. at
• • II ■' l>i.L t'. I’les't
•'"iin
sloo
1.1. -■ • I'-, tl’ ir Lew- ilie. Foruvth
V. ' ■ ■ u I h. iriit ■ !' I he I 11 h irir' . w ^tti'iil
' : I . . "1 ll.l" •Itl'l tail
;'.-t:!:^' - N-- I 'iri'r - ff: .-.I ((■lit,
■iM ir H r.. ! ;. ice: age :i* .'U 1 i ■ v 12 v(>a!-'.
Ol w ■^ecn I'irking in tVip n Iprhborhoo 1, sup
p ..I t.. i‘.‘ thii'f wlio an-wers i ih' following de
'■■i ii i.'ii: ‘J I or 1! J vi- ir- > M, fair eonipb xi.;ii. t>lue eye“,
■ I - ■..'•■u iti-'e. . jihi !>ri wii ''air. wei: bui;! fr.me.
.. ' - ’’ .' HUw 'fe ■( ! f. v;-,i fnirk i-.'it.
i. . ■ '■ ' ii’vo p.--M. w w-. -. ^’.-k
' ■ . - •' '‘lift. :i'; 1 '’■ruv ■ ,vi !-■ 1 •• red
! ■’; !■• t ti • " ■; ! ' n li the fii i'.‘ .'i
\ 1 : : - 'r thi> - con'iri"-
ii; t o tivi. : s .!! .'■ iK.' 11., •. .ad ^2’' ' ■;af••
, f i '.c li!.r e
' ; ■ J ■■' !'■•• - III • He; e ihi>tl it wis
! ,n F-iy. ' v;il-‘ a re ir ir 'W: atjo, b. tl;.' nime
! : I'; " . ’ ’T. iio;-.r lu thif!
.lAML^ S. 1 LElH.llR.
I N - I ’ .’. -z. 7, I'■•••2. '' '-.’ta
^ali l*aii«i! *^all E*aii«»!!
, ib. r •' i; ■A' ( r. '. r. : ' , 1' ■ ‘‘ tdi r- !'■ r
1 i iiiio i;:u 1 .,1 D .\n ler-m,
\ N Nl iJiu,'. i. \V Jin':,;;’, .ti. N (’
1'. \M>KRS(»N.
, ■_
1 -y ■
\u-
•v \ .iitJlN-:.-N
■; , 1 \I, Ivr'- n-J. .1, i' X 'V. iiir.rid.
i,. 1 u>
• Total. -■_..'.7''
The ('ompany h.av” j. iid all 1 - e- ; li .jMy.
hav# never made an -;--.Jroeni on t' ■•ir j^remiinn ti’
Total losse.s jiai'i. ' ^2‘.',ti''l.
«>KFirKKs:
GEO. M.^XEILL. Pro 1 i.m.
1). -\. R \V. \’ice Ptesideiii
»;i
and
’ lie 'lank ot t ’ ;i • Fe ir.
M ;i 1:
'.'If
I’.MILL \V,
Sept. 12. 1801.
T. C. HOOPER.
atj-
ti’y l.'-()l
8»tf
ii. W. ISI I.I.AKIK
om tn issi oti • ftft*rh /,
WiL.MIN(;T().V, N. (’
• i i T -.o 1 I’LIISON.AL attention will be given li
-a.I- Naval Stoies, i.'ottou, Lumber, Timber,
i oilier Country produce.
KF.KKR To
' I’m: i.i;Y, Pres’l ('om. Rank at Wilmington.
John “ II. N.C., at do.
Me.«sr 11. V i;. ,j. i^iLLv, 1 ^
Me.-vr. i’lMUKRToN .V StxM.x, j
A. 1 ARKKK, I. .J., U iriieil Couutv, N. C.
May 7, 18.;0. j
ffcti. or 4 €M RTM
*11L .stay Law having p . ,j nettlement of
1 *..11 tor years, we wili t.. ; i.ereaft.-r insert Orders
«i .IP' wi-hout payment in adv.mr... i>1hu-c -end ^4
V.,:; til. Order, And more it it he .,t m.uMial U-nztli
t- l~'i2 E. J. HALli .V .SONS
[ioliic-.Made EiiACloiies.
- I- TI’l;r,I) hy Thos. H, Tillinghast, t':iy.i|^..
II V had of the undersigned, wholesalo or
• ’ cash E. J. HALE Si SO.N'S
.1 ffoi* liiiw (late I will
pay Four (,'eiils per jioiind for rags de
livered in Fayetteville, or at. my mills
Kookfish, I, MURPHY'.
Ausr 1 iKi.o
A ATI-II.
■ -EVKKAL vuuno NEOHOES,
T''iy the highest Market prices.
■ I'll -;i I- woull ti„ to address |
, WiH-ri; I call be loii-id at auy
P J STERNE.
47-lajpd
AUnV IIAKAI>M.
1.\M jirepared to manufacture all kinds of Wagon
Harness for Army u.se. I Ian my leather and can
give good btirgains. Agents will do well to send their
orders to me as they shall hav« prompt attetition, and
sont oft in ijuick dispatch. .JOHN ('.\RTFR
Ooldston P. O., Chatham ('o., N. 1 ^
June i:^, 1S;2 ( ■
Ki:\VAKI>
1).-\N.\W.\V from the subscriber, on the evening of
t the 18ih inst., a mulatto woman by the name of
LL'(/V. Said womtin is about 2^{ years old, slender
fr-ame, f>ut noic quite airjoili’iit, of ordinary height, and
wilt probably weigh 120 lo 1 1(1 lbs., short, h:iir, with
rather a bony face, and is i^uite intelligent.
Said wom.'in is probably harbored by her mother,
owned by J A. Worth, and Rill Rruinton, a free negro,
with whom she fias been very intimate. I will jiay the
aViove reward of ;52'> if she is delivered to mo or lodped
in the Jail of this County, or I will [i.ay S-')(J if she is
taken in ;iny other county ijnd confined in tlic Jail of
the »ime. JNo. D. WILLIAMS.
Fayeiieville. July 21, 18ii2. 44 if
Stereoscopes and Stereoscopic Views.
Henry I illj’,
H. L. Myrovcr,
S. T. ILawley.
N.athaii ,\ Stedman.
('. R. Mailt It,
Janies Kyie,
A. A. McKeihan.
J. D. Willi.ams,
S. W. Tillinghasl.
hn Collins and C. (’. >!■■
0&-' The ('oiii] any invil
May 28. IHt-.i.
W. N. TirinHia-t.
S. .1. i'l ill- •I ili",
Wm. \icl. i'lrin.
T. S
A. W
J. G.
11 on.
I,
i.ii' '
(V
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1'^HIS Company, de'^ifing to b;- c ■>'.
spect, woul't be _'i id to enli'i: -i 'in
vers,—men acnustoijied to the rti'^ ;■
There will be p.'iid to oarh iiriii. . o
of $15. Monihly pay .■^I2: liesi.i. 1
fed. i.aedical attendama' free, an i a;
equipments furnished reijui-ite lor j,
No one need apjily unh>«s lie is a e'
perienced in the manngement of hor
tion of the company is Virginia, as .sci.n as ('(juipticd.
Ai.ll.X i-., MiioitE'
Vpt t'.n K,.* H.-or't r,; VrtiliiTV
Ri:nOVAI..
^pHE POST OFFli’E i.^ r iio. I i
1 CUJiied J.y ilt(.* I h,r..nil a !!i'i!r.
JA,>
Dec 3('. IHfil.
r|Vi! !i
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i..:: liCri->.-;irj,
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drive,• and ex-
I'he d''stina-
■ny oc-
( ,\1-T\1N KIDD. THE PIRATE I ' r * ^
. c‘'*naiiion and pepper, that the very foremast men
Snuw y‘r.r-: Lpfi.n-, wl.tlo the war was ' received Irom a hundred to two hundred pounds
vn^Mtiu. th.-ro h:ul boon roi.iplaint.s in the each, and that the captain’s share of the spoil
l it', tiiat jinvnti'ors of .Nt. Mulo.s and would have enabled him to live at home as an
ivirk causc.i less iiu.lcsfation to trade than another ^ opulent gentleman. With the rapacity, Kidd had
cla-s .d n>:traiiders. 'I he Kn-li.sh navy wa.s fully : the cruelty of his odious callin'^. He burned
i'?ii|iliiyf'd in th(! ('hatinel, in the Atlantic and in ; houses, he massacred peasantry.'* His prisoners
tht' ^Io^liten•anoan. 1 he Indian Ocean niean- were tied up and beaten with naked cutlasses in
wliile s\\ arniod v. itlwpirates, ol whose rapacity and j order to extort inlormation about their concealed
hourd.s. One of'his crew, whom he had called
u dop:>.was provoked into exclaiming, in an agony
of remorse, “Yes, 1 am a dog, but it is you that
have made me .so.” Kidd, in a fury, struck the
man dead.
N‘>ws then travelled very slowly from tho East
ern Seas to England. But in August, 1698, it
was known in England that the Adventure Galley,
tichy /’riprhtfti! sfnrir-s were told. .’\Tany of these
men. it wa.s said, eatne IVdiu our Xortk American
c('l(»iiit;s, litid farrif‘1 back to those colonies the
spoils L':tiin‘il by v.Tinie. Adventurers who durst
not "how thoiusolvi s in tht; 'I'hatnos. lound a ready
iiiarkot lor thfir ili gotten spices and stuffs at
Nt*w Vork Ev(mi tlio Puritans of-^scw England,
who ill s;tiK;tiiiHinioti.s aiistority surpassoil even
I heir brcthrtMi ol .Scot l.itid, W(*re accused of con- j from which so much had been hoped, was the
niviti'.; ;it the wi‘kr>iiiif‘ss which (*nabh*d them to terror of the merchants of Surat and of the vil-
.'iijoy abundantly and ehoai.ly the produce of Jajrors of the coast of Malabar. It was vthought
Indi iti jitonis and (’hiti(‘S(> ti;i plantations. probably that Kidd would carry his booty to some
ill Uichard Coote, karl ol l»ellainont, an colony. Orders were, therefore, sent from White-
Irish ptu r wlio sat in the llnglish House of Tom- hall to the governors of the transmarine posses-
iiioti>. \',UH appointed (•ovt-rnor ol New \ ork and sions of the crown, directing them to be on the
'l.i'sachiisrtts Ho wa'^ a man of eminently fair! watch for him"* He meanwhile, having burned
charai’tei, uprii^lit. courageous air.l independent, his ship, and dismissed most of his men—who
1 boui;h ;i doeidt.d whig, !u; had disfingui.=;hed him- I easily found berths in the sloops of other pirates
;eli by brinu;iii;r beli>re the Parliament at West- —leturned to New York with the means, as he
Miinster some tyrannical acts done by whigs at . flattered himself, of making his peace and of llv-
Dnbiin, and particularly th? execution, if it is ; ing i» splendor. He had fabricated a long ro-
not rather to be called tho murder, of lalney. ^ ^ance, to which Bellamont, naturally unwilling
Ibdore Hell.imont sailed for America, William to believe that he had been duped, and had been
-poke .strongly to him t.bout the freebvotifiu wl.ich fhg means of duping others, was, at first, disposed
wa>» tlie uisuraee ot tlie c.'.lonies “I s.‘ml you, 1 to li,«ten with favor. But the truth soon came
iu\ loid, to .Now ^i»rk. he s.iid. ‘‘because an out. The governor did his duty firmly, and Kidd
hutie u ari.i intropi.l ;(,:in is wanted to put these ; ^as placed in close confinement till orders arrived
;ibu-es dawn, a>,.i l.('cauc 1 bcliev. you to be 1 from the Admiralty that he should be sent to
>ucii a man.” IJellanionf exerted himself to ; England—From 'Mavaxilays llhlory of Eny-
jj'tify tile hii^h opinion wliiih the king had form- . ^th vol.
'-d of him It wa^ soon known at .New York that ^
the ( iovertiiir who had just arrived from England THE
was bent on the suppre.>-sion of }>iracy, and some ■
cuioni.'sts in whom he placed •.'riat confidence sug- !
:ie.ted to him what they may perhaps have thought !
the best mode ot attainin;^ th.it object.
'I here was then in the settlement a veteran
iiiariiiTT iiamctl W'illiani Kidd
\oTic i:.
'jiUi! I ’ I*’'; ■ -1; i N'IM». both havitiir niieri-1 the niili-
1 ' fii,.. ■ li,'- ( 111!. l *r;iK' .States .it' .\mori;'a,
^••t:\\ • ii '-ii '' t > i'i“ii- ''i i cu“i‘iiiii’rs aii'l iVien I-.
;■ : '. .|ip, ;n;..l J ihn D. J^^tarranl .i liin D.
\\'i!i i - itiis pla •>>. iht'ir nitortu'ys to eolb-i-i either
i' nr i-.injointl\ ail lunney' due ihoiii either by
.. •••ail, t,; II.ii.'. Mi l ■: ii-.'fwi.Me to al.-'iid loilieirtiu-
tiiii'-- .'fi.iT.illy dofing tiieit --l.>jfnoe. Tiiey re. peet-
tiiliy . '■ •> I pri 'on in ii iiie.l t j mu’in to ca!: ^ ■* prom [it -
Iv I- p ''!•» on ttii ir at’*’;!t . ;i vi •!:!■ pavn‘>i»t
-■; Wn.LIAMS.
Sejit 1.1 1.“-t;i r,H If
Or li e .i. ii Ilain'illgns ot .N.iOO, SKK). -'iply
. • li.- 1’ I. il N.'fii (.'m'-'i:::m .
M 1 ^ '‘ti
o\ri:!^i:itATi:
Or i’ll' .l”nomi!ta'ioU' (d SKMK). .\pr'y
;ii • I
mo.'t ol his life on tlio wavcs, had distinguished
lumsell' by his si-amanship, had hal opjtortunities
oi siiowing his valor in action with the French,
and l;ad retired on a competence. No man knew
the l.,:i.->terii Seas belter. He was perfectly ac-
ijiitiintvd with ;ill tin hannfs ot the pirates who
prowled betweoti the it‘(Iood Hipe and ™ '
.'^tr.iits ol .^lala ea; ;tnd h.e v.mild undertake,'*if
hi H' re intriistotl with a single ship of thirty or
1' riy guns, to elt ar the Indian Oceat^ of the whole
race. rhi* britr.antines of the rovers were numer
ous. no d.iubt, but none of ‘hem were large; one
man-ui'-war, which in the royal navy would hard
ly r.uik as a I'-mrth rate, Mould easily deal with
them all in sueee.s.'iion, and the lawful spoils of
the enemies ot mankind would much more than
det’ray the charges ot‘th(”'expedition. Bellamont
was charmed v.ith tlii jdan; and recommended it
to the king. 1 he kini: relVrred it to the Ad
miralty. I he .\dmiralty raised diflieulties, such
as are jierpetually rr'isf'd by public boards when
.any deviation, whether for the better or for the
Mor.so, from the established course of' proceeding
is pn po'' d. it then occurroil to Bellamont that
his t'avonte scheme mi«rht be carried int(j eflect
without atiy cost tii the State. A tew public
spirited men uii;;ht e isily fit out a privateer which
would svion make the .\rabian (iulf and the Bay
lleti:r;(l secure hiLrhw.avs for trade
SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE,
(XXV VOLUME.)
A Religious Family Xewspaper,
And an organ of the
Tf e‘ b;7d passed ' K T 110 D If? T E PIS C O P A L C H R C H
IN THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY,
Is published at
ArulST.\, GEORGIA,
AT TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM,
I.WARIABLl !.’« ADVAlfCE.
\nu p/r.'’on se-nding Twenty Dollars for subscriptions it
entitUd to a copy u'ithout charge for one year.
E. H. MYERS, Editor.
AupuKita, Ga., Aug. 13. 61-4t
OAK WOOJ» WAIVTEO.
\\T.\NTED. -iOO cords GOOD OAK WOOD, delivered
I ? at Foundry or on the Western Railroad.
D. ANDERSON.
Aur 18. Mtf
Waiileit Iiiiiiiediately.
4 M.\N who is thoroughly acquainted with the pro-
cess of burning; OAK COAL, One who can come
well recommended will find steady employment and high
wiges Apply to D, ANDERSON.
.\ug. 1:. 61 If
BLl E VITRIOJl7
Tni: subscribers are manufacturing BLUE VITRIOL.
*1 >rders sent to Mclver’s Depot, the terminus of the
(ro.ilfields Railroad, will receive prompt attention. A
■•pecimen may be seen at the Observer Office, Fayette
ville TYSOR k JOHNSON.
Aug. l.j. 52tf
Twoiitv-five Dollars Reward.
iio. . k; r L' I 1 • I • i IJANAW.W from the subscriber, his negro bov MO-
I le wro e to his tnends ,n hngland imploring, He is 21 years of age, about 6 feet 10 inches
remon'tratin*:, complaining of their lamentable
•w.int d {iitblic stiirit. Six thou.sand pounds would
lie ctiouirli. 1 hat sum would be rep.id, and re-
V." 1 t i.i ■ •.b.'joiit iVmu liiuiie a tiionths in
the Wi-t, .Vrci.i''lid \Ii-l,. •in i- niy .; iihovized
\eeti' f’-::tl-'i,ot I.ii bil'-ini'-. I return.
N. (!. .ioN'KS.
Dec I 'I
r\rss: %\ii o^ rKAsT:
^ \t! .'■ \ ^ . ..II I :ie \iiii'rt'-itii't ;■. by r \V 'di'Miimn.
V : irMirr --iijijilv jie't r.>.> d.
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1) K.'T - ■I'-. I'rii'i' .'■^1, |i, !. II .V
• b.M'y
TiJia: « i
in rriL iw\: io?!P\:vv,
Nt»\V rill i( iith I'ar ufe"ful ojier.ii iiin with
jTi ■ 'i. ; ' I i|-- 'i ;ui.l liriiie.' lii.M iii-.iii i'iiMi‘ cuii-
(i b'li. I-. I 'ittiiiin- III ifi .tifi' I'lf* 'iv-s iCall !i"^iltliy |'*“f
-..II- tV'.iii • t I'l -'.o vfTr-' 111' one yr ir. t’.ir i'vi*ii
y e:ir^'. ;iiid I'-r I! I.“ ■!'.' 1 ifV iiieiii''"’ - s h iriUiT i a I he jM'otits.
.\!l ' . . ■ tr .iii |o -Il I. I \ fu’s ot ji;ie are in-'iired i'.ir
.•lii,-;ir it;; liv.. ye ir ; fii^ .’vv i tliirl' llieir v:ihie.
\il ‘ - I.. I'-i.i'jiii ’ly j.^iil v.it.'iin .l-i_\'^ a/ier
..'t is t • -“Ilted.
K '.- • ‘'-'rm ;:' n ;iic pu’-.i' i.-i r;'terred to
\ i;i 11' ' ■: ■ ' ill. I• I r V in 'ill j-ii I -i '■ . *1. .■'■ (■lie. nn.l t■>
i. 11. l;.\rTL'., ’crel:irV. H
!•:. .1. 11 \LI':.'':-it.i
.1 I " F;ty‘.'l lev; 1 I,'.
paid with laTiTe interest, from the sale of prizes,
and an inestimable bone/it would bo conferred on
the kingdom and on the world,—his urgency suc-
ceodod Shrewsbury and Rwmney contributed.
()xlord. though, as first Lord of the Admiralty,
he had been unwilling to send Kidd to the Indian
Ocean with a king’s ship, consented to subscribe
a thousand pounds Somers subscribed another
thousand. A shiyi called the Adventure Galley
was 0((ui{)ped in the port of Ijondon, and Kidd
took the conimand. He carrieil with him besides
the ordinary letters of marque, a commission un
der the (ifoat Seal empowering him toseize pirates,
and to take tiieni to some place where they might
bo dealt with according to law. Whatever right
the king might have to the gi>ods found in the
po>:s(\ssion ol tl'.e malefactors, he granted;^ by' let
ters patent, to the persons who had been at the
expense of fitting out the expedition, ri serving to
himself only one-tenth part of the gains of the
adventure, which was to be paid into the treasury.
With the claim of -rfierch.ints to hnve back the
property of' which they had been robbed, his .Ma
jesty of course did not interfere. He granted
away, ;uid could grant away, no riijht.s but his own.
1 lie prc'S for sailors to tnan the royal navy was
at that tiriH' so hot that Kidd couhl not obtain his
lull com|ilemeft ot hands in the 'I’hames
high, robust, long feet and very much turned out at the
toe.*!, and loirks down when spoken to. He was seen at
.MclMi^iul’s .Mills in Robeson county on the 2Ist ult.,
:ind was in Fayetteville about three weelts ago. The
fibovc rew.ird will be paid for bis delivery to me or for
his confinement in any jail so (hat I get him.
W. D. JOHNSON,
rennetisville, S. C., Aug. 14. 1862. 62tf
.NOTICE.
n^HE subscribers having obtained special letters of
1 Administration on the Estate of John H. Hodgos,
doc’d, will otfer for sale, on the 6th of September next,
at the residence of James Hodges,
One iSrstrate Threshing Machine, one Turpentine
Still tind Fixtures, lot of Staves, lot of Bacon
and hard, one Fine Cavalry Horse, with all
the necessary fixtures for immediate ser
vice, lot of Oats and other articles.
Terms at sale
JAMES HODGES, 1 . , .
NEILL S. STEWART, / ”•
Aug 12, 18G2. 52*31 pd
AOTICE—KEU AKD.
4 RKWARD of f30 and traveling expenses will be
A. paid to nny one who will apprehend and deliver in
Camp, J.VMK3 TINER, who deserted from Co. E, 52c’
Keg’i N. 0. T., May 27th; or a suitable reward will be
given for his lodgment in jaij at Rockingham, Rich
mond cotttity, and information*’given me of the fact. I
also notify all tho«e who are absent without leave to re
port themselves forthwith, or they will be dealt with as
He I deserters; and all who are absent on sick furleugh are
.;. !..| - ;iiit-d o !i-i for ' lie, .a lif' '.'uni re"ii'll,
wi :,i;! ifcii; lii;; ;it’:!;;! I i, ■ •; - •■ ‘ --y
, \»'i;-;crn It'ii'. It.-nd •..•i |! ■" i. •••
K:.;hT i!s ,v( !:ks of !
.• l^md ii.'lan^^i'--: ... iW-' ut i...,.r«ie
,v. ... i. : '* > ■''>'' t’ar-
i; > 1 •; . . -i;;-;-.
Tl.. -•■ !.•, .■! a'l^ wJl 'li ti ' f-'i-'ovhi of ,;r,rn,
c‘iii.iTi, wheat. ■,';its, ry»‘, ^ t-’‘‘ prerti-
isvs a (.1, !i!, n.ihie :)\v^i;‘.-.i". iiid all lu•ce^^?lvry 0>ii-
liriuse.^'-, witii iiiiiiii: one hmidred ;ind tiiiy aciv.s under
■fence, iiuda iin}; tVirly oi' aiM-cs of n(>vor-f;vilin!T
boiioiii land. i’iiis is :i r^ire^ oh;uu-e I’.ir peivn- wtsh-
iiijr tl! Mike li.vesiiiient'S . ’..;tid;, ai'i' iin -i.ubfoUy ad-
V) ; ' ■ ' . '
Ki„ 1,; • . ' —
• i; -i.k, 1*. '
i'l. eU" Id'-. N. .
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to ''i;r yi - 't K-ie,
' •' .;iia v, "I- ;l Ml- ■■^- JjO :il
.Sti
l3efl>oilKf ;>eid
lines, a new .*uipply, a«HorTed sizes and 4ualities.
March Ih. K. J HALE SONS.
Ii'" the Flf ’r,>
liiank Warrants tor sale here.
crossed the A tiantic, visited New \ ork. and there
found v(dunti‘ers in abundance. At length, in
I’cbruary, lii'.tT, he sailed from the Hudson with
a crew oi more than a hundred anti fifty men,
and in Julv n'ached the coast of .Madagascar.
It is possibliMliat Kidd may at firt have meant
to act ill act! »rd.ince with his instructions. But
oti the subject'()t |iirrii‘v ho held the notions which
were then common in the .North American colo
nies, and nio'-t ol his evew were of the same mind,
lie ibund himseit in a s-.i which was >^onstantly
traversed by rich and defMicelc.ss merchant shij.?,
and he had to determine whether he would plun
der the.sc ships or pi^Ttct thetu. 'I’he gain which
iiiiudit be made by plundering them was immense,
and mi:rht be snatched without the dangers of a
battle or the delays of a trial. 'I'he rewards of
protecting the !:iwt"'nl trade were likely to be com
|iarativ^'ly small. Such as they were they would
, be got only by first fighting with desperate ruffians
: who would rather be killed th.an taken, and by
; then instituting a pr icof'ding and obtaining a
; judLTinent in the t’onrt of AdTiii’'alty. The risk
I of being called to a severe r^ ckoiuiii' uiight not
I unnaturally seem small to one who had .seen many
' old buccaneer.-i living in credit and eemfort at N.
, York and UoSton.
Kidd soon throw olVtlic character of a privateer
and Itecame a pirate. lie e-ablished friendly
communications .indcxchangcd anus and ammuni-
ti'.;; vl:h t!u ui.-t of 'hose '•overs,
wiicn. hi' CO!lHll|ssir!I] , hilll lo destroy,
an l .n.hk- \v;>r on ih -e p^a'- iti! trader?^ whomh?
was sent to defend. lie be^an by robbing Mu.-
stluiian^, ;uid speedil} j'lro'.’i d* d tu)ui Mu.-s i-
mans, to Aimenia;;s. and from Armenians ti
■ l^ortuguose. 'I’ho Advimture Gal ey took such
I quantities of cotton and silk, sugar and coffee,
reiuired to forward a certificate of disability we«kly, or
they will be considered deserters and dealt with as such.
The !»hu-e of such furloughs ia now operating against
any privilege of the kind being granted (o many worthy
soldiers now m the Army, who are denied the same on
account of the unworthy conduct of others. If unable
to do duty, oeiiii in a weekly certificate from a regular
j'hy»iciai; if noi, report in person and 611 your place aa
» «o1di.'r B. F. LITTLE,
Capt. Co. E, 52d Reg’t N. C. T.
Proctor’s Creek, Va., Marlin’s Brigade.
Bv !>ider of
K MARSHALL,
t’ol. I'omd'g 02d Reg’t N. C. T.
An? 7. 18*12. 60*3t
.^tate of Daroliiia,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
("ourt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, July Terra, 1862.
Elizabeth Loflin, vs. W. B. Loflin, John K. Loflin and
others.
IN this case, it appearing to the satisfaction of tlie
Oourt. thtit Elizal>eth Epps, wife of Marvel Epps, and
Margaret Burton, wife of Pleasant Burton, are not in-
habitaniH of this State: It i-*? therefore ordered by the
('oun, t lat publication be made for six weeks in the
Fi\etteville lUi.-erver. notifying the said Defendants to
il.- and uppe ir at the next Term of our Court of Pleus
and Quartt r Seni^ions to be held for the county of Mont
gomery, at the Court House in Troy, on the 1st Monday
iu October next, then and there to plead, answer or de
mur, or the same will be heard ex parte as to them.
Witness, J. S. Spencer, Clerk of our said Court, at
Office in Troy, the first Monday of July 1862.
H*6w] J. S. SPENCER, Clk.
W, B. ALLEN, *
C'oia iilssion Mercliant.
-VLl.MINGTON, N. C.
PROMl' I T>er-.cnal attention given to consignments of
Nwat. Ht.)£.««, COTTOS, or other Country Produce
for aala or shipmnnt.
April 22.